This bill asks the Government Accountability Office (GAO)—a watchdog agency that investigates how the government spends money—to study and figure out what "workforce housing" really means. Right now, many middle-class Americans earn too much money to qualify for federal housing assistance programs, but not enough to easily afford homes in their communities. They often can't live near their jobs, kids' schools, or healthcare because housing costs are too high. The bill recognizes this gap and wants the GAO to look at what federal housing programs currently exist, who they help, and who they leave out. The GAO will then recommend an official definition of "workforce housing" that could help the government include middle-income families in existing programs and create new incentives to build more affordable homes for working people. Essentially, this is a fact-finding mission to understand the middle-class housing problem and suggest solutions.